
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama: No ‘complete strategy’ on ISIL
President Barack Obama acknowledges that the United States and its allies don’t have a “complete strategy” against the ISIL terrorist group.

President Barack Obama acknowledges that the United States and its allies don’t have a “complete strategy” against the ISIL terrorist group.

The IAEA once again verifies non-diversion in Iran’s declared nuclear activities.

A top Tajik official says over 400 nationals from the country have joined ISIL ranks in Syria and Iraq.

Many US states are still facing significant budget deficits even though the country's economy is in its sixth year of recovery.

New documents reveal that senior doctors of the British Medical Association have received huge secret pay hikes.

Iraqi forces make new gains in their battle against ISIL militants in the western Anbar Province.

Turkey's president says the results from parliamentary elections show that no party can govern alone.

Air traffic controllers embark on four days of partial strikes in Spain.

Saudi jets reportedly pound border areas in Yemen’s northwestern province of Sa’ada with cluster bombs.

The US president has urged leaders of the G7 industrial nations to stand up against “Russian aggression” in Ukraine.

Turkey’s stock market crashes after the ruling party suffers setback in the parliamentary elections.

At least three people are killed and 8 others injured in bombing and shooting attacks across the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Aircraft deployed by the so-called US-led coalition reportedly kill an entire family in northern Syria.

Iran’s health minister says the four Saudi pilgrims who died in the Iranian city of Mashhad had been poisoned due to fumigation.

Ukraine’s conflict claims the lives of over 1,700 Ukrainian troops, an official says.

At least 19 militants and seven Pakistani soldiers are killed in North Waziristan fighting.

In a new legal case filed against British intelligence agency GCHQ, an activist group demands an end to collecting data on people with no ties to terrorism.

Iran seeks to chisel out a name among the world’s major miners, courting international prospectors into a sector which boasts some of the world’s most stupendous riches but remains vastly underdeveloped.